Hello, I'm trying to design a PCB on which I would like to have two plated through-holes, one of them being oval, sitting on the same pad (or at least connected by a trace). Is such design acceptable, following JLCPCB's capabilities? I noticed this thread: [Oval pad with two holes](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Oval-pad-with-two-holes-99871d6c373148f5909d2c322087ad31), which gave me some answers, and I also checked [JLCPCB's capabilities](https://jlcpcb.com/capabilities/Capabilities), but I am still unclear whether the dimensions I am using are acceptable... I would really appreciate getting your input on this. Here it is in "resources": [OVALPAD2HOLES](https://easyeda.com/component/3aa3c1a4a9e14ff494c3d62b933e9612), and this is what it looks like:  Thanks in advance for your very precious help. Update: I learned that I can edit a post, but I cannot edit/delete a reply. So I'll put the additional info here too: I noticed this rule in JLCPCB's capabilities: > The minimum plated slot width is 0.65mm, which is drawn with a pad. The slot in the screenshot above was only 0.6mm wide, so I increased it, as well as the round hole diameter, to 0.65mm. I kept both annular rings to 0.4mm, so the two holes are still 0.8mm apart. You can check the updated [OVALPAD2HOLES](https://easyeda.com/component/3aa3c1a4a9e14ff494c3d62b933e9612) resource.